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Growing in Spite of Market Challenges - Vimarsana News

Growing in Spite of Market Challenges

Rick Musto, managing broker/owner and REALTOR® for HomeSmart Realty Partners shares the recipe to his secret sauce with RISMedia.

Investegate |Gamma Communications Announcements | Gamma Communications: Trading Statement - Vimarsana News

Investegate |Gamma Communications Announcements | Gamma Communications: Trading Statement

Investegate announcements from Gamma Communications, Trading Statement

New Automated Insulin Infusion System May Potentially Reduce Medical Errors, Improve Care - Vimarsana News

New Automated Insulin Infusion System May Potentially Reduce Medical Errors, Improve Care

Johns Hopkins Medicine Photomicrograph showing insulin granules (blue) and the pancreatic beta cells (red) that produced them. Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers successfully tested a “smart agent” system that integrates electronic health records and infusion pumps to help nurses manage the automatic delivery of insulin to critically ill patients, reducing errors and saving time. Credit: Public domain image Nurses traditionally manage insulin intake for critically ill patients by following precise steps to manually calculate the correct dose for each person. Looking for ways to improve th...

Research news tip sheet: Story ideas from Johns Hopkins Medicine - Vimarsana News

Research news tip sheet: Story ideas from Johns Hopkins Medicine

Chronic itch -- known clinically as chronic pruritus -- is characterized as an unrelenting and sometimes even debilitating sensation to itch, and often lowers the quality of life for those who suffer with it. Treating the condition has been difficult because there are few Food and Drug Administration-approved therapies. Now, a recent case study by Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers provides evidence that a promising option for patients with chronic itch may already be available: medical marijuana (cannabis). A report on the team's findings was published April 9, 2021, in "Chronic itch can be...